Sunday, July 10, 2005

About 10 behind me walked to safety. Many others died

SUNDAY 10 JULY 0350 BSTAfter a detailed anti-terrorism staff interview I found out some stuff I needed to share.The King's Cross bomb was placed at the end of the first carriage, not the first set of doors on the front carriage as reported on the news.The Tube tunnel was very narrow here and the train was very crowded, which was why most of the people were killed and hurt at the back of carriage one and front of carriage two.From being there about seven to 10 yards from the blast, I can say that there were people behind me who may not have got out alive.About 10 behind me walked to safety.I can also say that when I was at University College Hospital there was one woman at least that I saw with total amnesia who had no idea of her name, address, anything, so please therefore do not give up hope, if you are searching.There is a small hope.I can also say that the blast was very intense, so if you were right next to it, it would have been almost instantaneous, because the tube tunnel was so small, and the train so rammed, those next to it would have taken the full force of the blast. I do not know what else to say, I am sorry.